Portland State Community Chorus
Join us for our Spring 2024 Concert
Sunday May 19 at 4 PM
On May 19th, we'll join the PSU Chamber Choir as special guests in their concert: "A New Dawn". We'll be singing "A Little Jazz Mass" as the Coimmunity Choir and one other piece. The Chamber Choir will present new compositions by PSU Faculty, Alumni and Current Students which they will be recording at Skywalker Sound (George Lucas's recording studio) for an upcoming album.
Tickets $15-$25 and can be obtained on the PSU box office website
Place: St Philip Neri Catholic Church, 2408 SE 16th Avenue Portland, OR 97214 (SE Division and 16th/17th)
When: May 19th, 4 pm (call time earlier)
Spring Rehearsals - resume April 2nd
Music for Spring term
A Little Jazz Mass - sheet music
A Little Jazz Mass - YouTube recording
Practice tracks for A Little Jazz Mass
About
The PSU Community Chorus is a fun, low-pressure chorus for PSU faculty, staff, alumni, and community members to join together and sing. No auditions are necessary, and members can join any time in the first few weeks of each term. The Community Chorus is led by graduate student conductors and accompanists from the PSU School of Music and Theater.
Rehearsals: weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the academic terms, from 12:05 pm - 12:55 pm in Cramer Hall 453. Fall 2023 rehearsals will begin Tuesday, October 3, 2023 in Cramer Hall 453.
Cost: $80 cash per term, see Payment Information for more details
How to join: Just show up to rehearsal during the first week or two of the term! If you have a pdx.edu email account, you can join the mailing list here. If you do not, reach out to dbls@pdx.edu to be added.
This site contains rehearsal and concert news, rehearsal aides, and other information relevant to members of the group.
Leadership Team
Conductor: Ian Timmons
Accompanist: Rebecca Parsons
Supervisor: Coty Raven Morris (coty2@pdx.edu)
Advisory Committee Chair: Connie Blumthal (cjblumthal@msn.com)
Advisory Committee Members: Nancy and John Eichstead, Sam Peters, and Lynn Santelmann (dbls@pdx.edu)